How do I resolve overload resolution issues?

Overload resolution issues in C++ can occur when the compiler cannot determine which function to call due to multiple functions having the same name but different parameters. This typically happens when there are functions that are ambiguous or when there are multiple overloaded functions matching the call being made. To resolve these issues, you can follow certain strategies:

• Use explicit types: Ensure that the parameters being passed are of the exact type of one of the overloaded functions.
• Use casts: Apply static_cast or dynamic_cast to explicitly convert types and avoid ambiguity.
• Function pointer: Use function pointers if applicable to directly specify which function you want to call.
• Different function names: Rename overloaded functions when they have very similar signatures and can lead to confusion.

These strategies can help in disambiguating function calls and resolving overload resolution issues in C++.